Kwa masikitiko na majonzi makubwa watanzania tulioko Marekani tumeondokewa na mwenzetu SWALLEHE MSUYA (pichani).
Kifo chake kimetokea mjini Mineapolis katika jimbo la Minnesota. Tunaomba Watanzania tuweze kusaidiana ili kuusafirisha mwili wa marehemu tayari kwa mazishi nyumbani Tanzania.
Marehemu Swallehe Msuya amewahi kuwa mtangazaji wa ITV miaka ya nyuma kabla ya kuhamia Marekani ambako alikuwa akiendelea na shughuli za uandishi wa habari na vitabu.
Asante
Maalim Mrisho
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Taarifa ya vikao.
Kama mnavojua shughuli ndiyo imeshatukuta. Tunawaomba watanzania wote na marafiki wa jumuiya kukusanya nguvu kuwezesha kusafirisha nyumbani mwili wa Marehemu Swalehe Msuya.
Kutakuwa na vikao viwili kwa ajili ya matayarisho.
1. Kikao cha kwanza ni cha kupanga mikakati (strategy meeting)
a. Leo Ijumaa saa 12 usiku nyumbani kwa Charles na Eunice Semakula
b. 503 Shadyside Circle, Hopkins, MN 55343
2. Kikao cha pili ni kwa ajili ya kuchangisha fedha za kusafirisha mwili (Fundraising Meeting)
a. Kesho Jumamosi saa tisa jioni kwenye ukumbi wa shule ya Concordia Academy, Roseville
b. 2400 Dale St N, Roseville MN
· Account maalum ya benki itafunguliwa hivi karibuni.
· Unaweza kuwasiliana na watu wafuatao kwa taarifa zaidi;
1. Charles : 952 465 1130
2. Santos: 612 229 2250
3. Joyce: 612 735 1634
4. Eunice: 651 214 8345
5. Gracious: 763 439 5626
*Unaweza kutoa mchango wako leo au kesho
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The Account Number opened for the contributions is as follows:
Name on the account: Charles Semakula
Routing # 091000019
Account# 5893103886
All checks should be written to Charles Semakula because that is the name used
to open the account for practical purposes.For those who have accounts with
Wells Fargo Bank they can transfer their contributions online using the name
above.
Please send this to many friends and
Asante
Maalim Mrisho
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Taarifa ya vikao.
Kama mnavojua shughuli ndiyo imeshatukuta. Tunawaomba watanzania wote na marafiki wa jumuiya kukusanya nguvu kuwezesha kusafirisha nyumbani mwili wa Marehemu Swalehe Msuya.
Kutakuwa na vikao viwili kwa ajili ya matayarisho.
1. Kikao cha kwanza ni cha kupanga mikakati (strategy meeting)
a. Leo Ijumaa saa 12 usiku nyumbani kwa Charles na Eunice Semakula
b. 503 Shadyside Circle, Hopkins, MN 55343
2. Kikao cha pili ni kwa ajili ya kuchangisha fedha za kusafirisha mwili (Fundraising Meeting)
a. Kesho Jumamosi saa tisa jioni kwenye ukumbi wa shule ya Concordia Academy, Roseville
b. 2400 Dale St N, Roseville MN
· Account maalum ya benki itafunguliwa hivi karibuni.
· Unaweza kuwasiliana na watu wafuatao kwa taarifa zaidi;
1. Charles : 952 465 1130
2. Santos: 612 229 2250
3. Joyce: 612 735 1634
4. Eunice: 651 214 8345
5. Gracious: 763 439 5626
*Unaweza kutoa mchango wako leo au kesho
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The Account Number opened for the contributions is as follows:
Name on the account: Charles Semakula
Routing # 091000019
Account# 5893103886
All checks should be written to Charles Semakula because that is the name used
to open the account for practical purposes.For those who have accounts with
Wells Fargo Bank they can transfer their contributions online using the name
above.
Please send this to many friends and
all Tanzanians to help for the burial of our brother, the
late Swallehe Msuya.
Thank You
late Swallehe Msuya.
Thank You
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ReplyDeleteBAE Systems, a British defence contractor, and fraud investigators go head-to-head
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MICHUZI HII NIMEIBAMBA KWA MTANDAO LEO EBU IRUSHE WADAU WAONE HALI YA CHENGE ITAKAVOKUWA MBAYA
PROSECUTION of BAE Systems, Europe’s biggest defence contractor, for alleged bribery came a step nearer on Thrusday October 1st when Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) said it was referring the case to the country's attorney-general for permission to proceed. The SFO had been pressing BAE for an admission of guilt and a payment believed to be between £500m ($795m) and £1 billion for its dealings with officials in countries thought to include the Czech Republic, Romania, South Africa and Tanzania. The company has co-operated with the SFO but finally refused the deal, judging the figure too high and the case too weak.
The investigation is the biggest and most contentious in British corporate history. Arms sales are a famously dirty business and allegations that BAE, like some of its rivals, paid kickbacks to get foreign contracts have long swirled. In 2006 a separate investigation into payments to Saudi officials and members of the royal family supposedly in exchange for a large arms contract in the 1980s was shelved by the SFO, on concerns that Saudi Arabia would otherwise cease to help combat terrorism.
BAE has maintained throughout that it made no irregular payments there or anywhere else, though it admitted last year that it had not always been ethically fastidious. It has, the company says, left itself open to accusations of “poor record-keeping”. That may now cost BAE dear for Britain, accused for years of dragging its feet where corporate bribery is concerned, seems bent on making up for lost time.
Though Britain signed the OECD convention against bribery in 1997 and passed a law against it in 2001, the first successful prosecution of a British company for the offence of overseas corruption was concluded only on September 25th. Mabey & Johnson, a maker of steel bridges, was fined £6.6m by a London court after admitting to having bribed decision-makers in Jamaica and Ghana between 1993 and 2001. It also owned up to breaking UN sanctions governing Iraq’s “oil-for-food” programme in 2001 and 2002.
The company, which replaced five of its eight directors last year, reported itself to the SFO in February 2008, hoping for leniency. This is the model that the SFO hopes will prevail as it cracks down on corporate bribery: confession, co-operation and penalties set high enough to punish and deter but not so high as to cripple.
America’s Department of Justice, meanwhile, has also taken a robust interest in BAE’s overseas affairs. Since 2007 it has been looking into payments to officials in Saudi Arabia and elsewhere. There is no firm evidence that BAE’s American business has yet suffered as a result but the firm appealed last month against the award of a contract for trucks to an American rival. If the investigation goes against it, however, America’s penchant for jumbo penalties could make £1 billion look like peanuts.